Jesus stated that until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter (iota/jot) or stroke of a pen (tittle) will disappear until all is accomplished, emphasizing that every detail in God’s Word is true and binding. Not one tiny little stroke will ever pass from God’s law.

The apostle Paul says, in Romans 7:12,...

So Scripture claims for itself to be absolutely true, true in everything that it declares. That’s why Deuteronomy 4:2 says,...

You can’t add to it, you can’t take away from it, it’s all that God revealed, all that He wanted revealed, nothing added, nothing diminished. The end of Revelation says the same thing,...

And as we have already learned, when God repeats something in His Word, He’s making the matter clear,...

King David had profound faith in God’s promises, recognizing God as the one true God who always keeps His word and has made wonderful promises to him and his descendants. David prayed in 2nd Samuel 7:28,...

In Isaiah 65:16, the Lord calls Himself the “God of truth.”

In Jeremiah 10:10, the prophet writes,...

John 3:33, tells us believing Jesus’ message authenticates God’s own truthfulness, as Jesus speaks God’s words and brings God’s Spirit, leading to eternal life for believers and separating us from those who reject this truth.

In John 17:3, Jesus said,...

2nd Timothy 2:15 states that it is the word of truth.

1st John 5:20, “He is the true God,” that is to say everything about Him is true, it is true.

In Revelation 21:5 God, seated on the throne, declares His words are “faithful and true.”

Infallibility looks at the Holy Scripture, God’s Word, in its totality and says it is all true and it is...

The testimony of Scripture is that God is the origin of all truth, and lying contradicts His holy nature. As a result, all of God’s promises and words are certain to be fulfilled.

The fact that God cannot lie shouldn’t surprise us because it is repeated in Scripture on a number of occasions. God cannot lie.

Here is a verse we have not looked at. 1st Samuel 15:29 tells us that “the Strength of Israel” will not lie or change His mind. Here the prophet Samuel tells King Saul that God's judgment is final, that God is not a human being who changes His mind or lies.

God cannot lie because it is contrary to His nature. God’s nature is one of selfless love for others. His nature is not to deceive. It is natural for God to be truthful and never to deceive. Remember...